【Limited Time Sale】Woodblock Print Fate/Grand Order Foreigner Katsushika Hokusai

FGO Foreigner Katsushika Hokusai Woodblock Print

This is an official item.

It has been stored in a dark place away from sunlight.
It will be sold as a set with a certificate.

Specifications: Image size W: approx. 240mm x H: approx. 350mm / Frame size W: approx. 412mm x H: approx. 530mm
Comes with a special frame.

■ Japanese Painter: Ken Shiozaki
Completed the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tama Art University in 1997. While holding numerous solo exhibitions of Japanese paintings, he also works on Ukiyo-e works such as Spider-Man and Star Wars, official works of Marvel, and Dynamic Pro Devilman.
His works are held by Rinzai Sect Myoshin-ji School Ryogen-ji Temple (Tokyo), Shingon Sect Inariyama Komyoin Temple (Kanagawa Prefecture), and Jodo Sect Fumon-ji Temple (Yamaguchi Prefecture), etc.

■ Carver: Saeko Baba
Member of the Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print Carving and Printing Technology Preservation Association, member of the Tokyo Traditional Woodblock Print Craft Cooperative. Graduated from Kyoto University of Traditional Crafts. After 6 years of training, she became independent. She has been involved in the production of many modern Ukiyo-e prints that have attracted attention, such as KISS, Momoiro Clover Z, Star Wars, and Japanese anime Naruto, as well as reproductions of Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Hasui Kawase. In November 2013, she performed a carving demonstration at the Victoria & Albert Museum in the UK.

■ Printer: Hirokazu Tetsui
Certified as a Preservation Technology Craftsman by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, and a Traditional Craftsman of Edo Woodblock Prints certified by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Born in Tokyo in 1975 as the second son of woodblock print printer Takayuki Tetsui. After working as a company employee, he entered the Tetsui Woodblock Print Studio and became a printer. While training under his father, he actively performed printing demonstrations at various exhibitions, and was well-received at a cultural event held at the Russo-Japanese Friendship Hall in St. Petersburg, Russia in November 2009.

■ Japanese Paper: Ichibei Iwano IX, Living National Treasure
Assumed the name Ichibei Iwano IX in 1978. Certified as a National Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) in June 2000. Specializes in handmade *hosho* paper using only *kozo* (paper mulberry), without using wood pulp. The strong and delicate Japanese paper made using ancient techniques passed down in Echizen Washi is provided to many artists and Ukiyo-e woodblock prints as printing paper.

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